Juliet.....alias Riley Nicole

Riley as Juliet

Riley just completed two weeks of Totally Arts Camp. The program was yesterday. She had two solos with the chorus that opened the program. The chorus did several "Schoolhouse Rock" songs. Then she played Juliet in a skit. I did get a few pictures of that. She is growing so quickly and learning so many new things. Good job, Riley!!! Papa and Gram are proud of you!!

Grandpa-to-be

Grandpa-to-be Tony

Tony forwarded to us all the ultrasound pictures of his soon-to-be born (August) granddaughter, Ashlynn Leigh. So today we had to tease him a bit as he held niece, Katie, for the first time. Gee, Tony a grandfather!!! Ummmmm.....that makes us "great" grandparents - wow!!!??? Congratulations to Greg and Jennifer!!

Man and his children

Happy Father's Day! Thomas celebrated today with all of his children. Can you tell they are related!?! We were all together except for Tony's wife, Julie, who was on call, and Tony's boys who live in Colorado and Oklahoma. It was good to have them all together and it's always fun to watch the grandkids together.


William "tried" to watch the move with Riley and Shelby. I don't think he's into that laying still stuff. He's got things to do.









And Avery had to check Katie out closely, especially when Mommy or Grammie held Katie. But Avery likes Mr. William and wanted to be with him....when she could catch him.

Happy Father's Day, Thomas!

Does this look like happy!

This was a few hours before Shelby was released from the hospital on Friday. She didn't want her picture taken and she wanted to ride this trike in the halls, not just in her room where she was confined.





She was much happier a few days earlier when she and Grammie had a date. First we had an overnight and Shelby did some "dress up". The next day we did Paint n' Fun and Club Libby Lu at the mall where she turned into Hannah Montana. She kept the hair-do on even during lunch at Red Robin.

A date with Shelby

Thankfully, she is now home and we have a procedure to follow the next time a virus strikes.